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Eight secret keys at Indian certificate authority eMudhra were compromised, allowing attackers to forge certificates. Researchers found eMudhra used tiny integers like 4, 56, and 237 instead of strong random numbers. The flaw was reported on Oct. 17, and major browsers blocked the certificates by Oct. 20.
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